

No, he said AI may be used for assistance in kernel commits, but the same code quality and comprehensibility as before AI is required.
He cares about the output, not it you got some code snippet from ai or stackoverflow.


No, he said AI may be used for assistance in kernel commits, but the same code quality and comprehensibility as before AI is required.
He cares about the output, not it you got some code snippet from ai or stackoverflow.


Id guess from the terminal itself
Look into:
If you want all of the above: Nixos
Third kind (the only people I know from real life who use the fediverse): Tech/math enthusiasts, usually grad students (who are also into linux)
You really should try pumpkin soup with pumpkin seed oil
Isn’t the same true for nuclear power plants?


Have you downloaded the map for that area?


The conditions for that to be allowed are incredibly strict, effectively its not allowed


Comaps is really good but I haven’t found anything that provides traffic data… So also using google maps for driving
Other way round. While NVIDIA works perfectly fine their drivers are proprietary, while AMD has open drivers.


Lemmy frontend that included a hidden censorship list


Germany’s solar industry collapsed when China took over the market by exporting lots of photovoltaic cells at a loss.
Anyway this isnt related to energy prices, Germany is quite good with renewables. But safety regulations (which are a good thing!) for both power plants and the grid make the price higher


Lower security standards, lower wages for supervisors, lower electricity costs
Still no fan, would rather pay a bit more for my helmet


That’s probably the best comment Ive read so far on all of Lemmy, thanks!


I haven’t found anything apart from Google Pay’s NFC payment that doesnt work (Google Pay for online payment does work).
My list of working apps includes banking apps for two different banks, national government communication app, audi app, two apps for charging electric vehicles, two apps for public transport tickets, …


Using GrapheneOS for a few years now, its great. Banking apps also work. Only thing that doesnt work is NFC payment via google pay.
Just checked:
8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD: 799€
8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD: 899€
https://www.apple.com/de/macbook-neo/specs/
They don’t even offer 16 GB in 2026